I applied online. I interviewed at Rocky Mountain Air Solutions (Salt Lake City, UT) in June 2024
Interview
The interview process was going well. I passed the phone interview and then they had me come to the office. They asked me to get papers notarized and a drug test and then they didn't offer me the position....Waste of time and leaves me wondering #discrimination?
I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Rocky Mountain Air Solutions (Denver, CO) in May 2019
Interview
My application was responded to quickly and I had a telephone interview within a week. That was followed up by an in-person interview a few weeks later.
The in-person interview started off very strange. I met with the same person who conducted the phone interview and she was friendly but the owner didn’t get up out of her seat to greet me - she simply held out her hand. There was no small talk to start off the meeting.
The HR person laid out the “rules of engagement” for the interview: questions from them, conversational, questions from me.
The owner only seemed to smile when she was talking with the HR woman and while she listened to my answers to their questions, it seemed clear to me that she’d made up her mind even before I walked in.
Even though I wasn’t offered a job, I had already decided during the interview that I wouldn’t be a good fit there. I didn’t respect the owner because I didn’t feel like she was at all friendly. I thought that if you were on her good side, you’d be fine. If you happened to be on her bad side, then I didn’t know if or how you could crawl back up. In my mind, I started feeling sorry for the people that worked there.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
They were pretty standard questions along the lines of "Have you ever been in a situation where . . . " or "How do you think you'd handle it if . . . "